| Content Description | Has received the duke's letter, with one enclosed for Lord Lavington, which he hopes he will be able to deliver in person; mentions his honour at being favoured by the duke and his hope of being able to meet the duke on his return to England, probably when Lord Lavington's governorship has expired; promises to send a good supply of 'pine plants' to the duke; adds that his relation, Mr Parson of Norfolk, offers his respects to the duke. |